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05-02-2008, 04:09 PM #1
Can't stand it in the hospital!!!
The other day I'm assigned a pt -- a 65 y.o. or older woman from Ethiopia. Obviously did not "grow up" a U.S. citizen. She was the neediest, most mentally pathetic individual I've ever seen. Doctors just coddled this idiot while she feigned "chest pain" right before discharge to earn herself another night's stay on our floor. Her diagnosis was psychosis NOS -- in other words: NUTS.
And that wasn't all. All the while she's faking her chest pain, she's kicking us nurses, crying, DEMANDING to know why she couldn't see "her" private doctor -- the one she was comfortable with. I mean -- what the HELL are we doing cowtowing to these people??? Has American gone mad?? Her family members were also squatting, all squabbling loudly in their own language, in the room demanding one thing after another, demanding that I get her discharged ASAP because they had to get to work.
Guess what -- this is who is STEALING our social security and Medicaid funds - right NOW, right under our noses. And doctors are aiding and abetting it -- many of them also from the same countries these patients are from. I just find it so nauseating some days I can barely stand it. These thieves KNOW how to work the system.
Meanwhile, I see reports of Americans who line up for health care services, who have no insurance, who are denied care over and over -- and I am sickened.
I can just no longer even listen to this whining over universal health care. We have it NOW -- just not for Americans. By the time we vote it in, there will be no funds left!!
While welfare benefits being handed out is a travesty, THIS sort of thing going on in our hospitals has to be costing MILLIONS per day. So, people who've never lived her, NEVER contributed in any way to the taxpayer base, probably don't give two hoots about America -- are HERE. They're HERE to be taken care of, to be "served" almost. I just don't know how we are letting it happen.
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05-02-2008, 04:18 PM #2
Driving by our local Social Security office I saw something similar. An obviously African familyparked outside, the elderly person headed into the office. For what? Her SSI benefits for moving here?
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05-02-2008, 04:21 PM #3
This is one of the reasons our healthcare insurance premiums are through the roof!
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05-02-2008, 04:23 PM #4
It it happens, we will be busted BROKE in this country in a handful of years. These people will never stop coming. Their health issues are complicated and complex. In their old age they are suffering from years of poor health, malnutrition, and poor health practices. They are extremely "old" for their years in so many cases.
It's not that I don't have compassion for this woman. No doubt she experienced some sort of hideious experiences in her lifetime borne from the society she comes from. But how it that MY fault as an American? How is it I as a taxpayer in my own country, that I should have to shoulder this burden?
It IS pitiful -- but in providing medical care for all these poor from third world countries, we WILL go down with their ship.
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05-02-2008, 04:24 PM #5
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I lived in Arabia for 4 years. One of the reasons I left (and actually most Arabs I met were pretty nice people-remember I met them on their own turf and went to there to see what it's like there with my own eyes), but one of the reasons I left was the cultural tradition that the concept of "NO" does not exist, or it's negotiable....they do not take NO for an answer, when they hear NO, they fight and try to get yes, or something besides NO. They can be extremely pushy and try to make other people feel like "we" are in the wrong.
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05-02-2008, 04:25 PM #6
I don't know how these costs are paid for. I don't know if it's coming from local county tax bases, federal, state -- I really would like to know the answer to that. As an American taxpayer, I have a right to know.
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05-02-2008, 04:29 PM #7
jjmm wrote:
I don't know how these costs are paid for."The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" ** Edmund Burke**
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05-02-2008, 04:32 PM #8can just no longer even listen to this whining over universal health care. We have it NOW -- just not for Americans. By the time we vote it in, there will be no funds left!!
I know many 3rd world countries are living in poverty....but I also know they aren't equipt to deal with our world either. I had a wonderful Anthropology teacher who hated being sent back here........even though she birthed her kids in the Amazon....she said it was awful to come here....tension so thick you cut it with a knife. As difficult as it is to live in their world....it's also difficult in ours. Right now it seems the louder you scream and whail and cry the better attention you receive.
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05-02-2008, 04:50 PM #9I lived in Arabia for 4 years. One of the reasons I left (and actually most Arabs I met were pretty nice people-remember I met them on their own turf and went to there to see what it's like there with my own eyes), but one of the reasons I left was the cultural tradition that the concept of "NO" does not exist, or it's negotiable....they do not take NO for an answer, when they hear NO, they fight and try to get yes, or something besides NO. They can be extremely pushy and try to make other people feel like "we" are in the wrong.
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05-02-2008, 04:59 PM #10
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I don't know how these costs are paid for. I don't know if it's coming from local county tax bases, federal, state -- I really would like to know the answer to that. As an American taxpayer, I have a right to know.
So many hospitals in my area have closed in the past several years because they simply go bankrupt. It's my opinion, this is what is behind universal health care. We NEVER get anything free from the fed's. They want to stick us with the entire bill for all the IA's, by taxing us for "FREE" health care. Don't buy into it.IT'S NOT HOW YOU GET IN, IT'S HOW YOU GET OUT
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